How is the word peu fiable translated from French to English

Sur qui on ne peut pas compter, qui annule souvent.

Unreliable and likely to cancel plans.

adjective
English translation
Flaky

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  • Ne compte pas sur lui, il est peu fiable. Don't count on him, he's flaky.

  • La tarte avait une belle pâte feuilletée. The pie had a lovely flaky crust.

  • Nous avons écarté un fournisseur peu fiable le mois dernier. We dropped a flaky supplier last month.

  • La pâte est ressortie légère et feuilletée. The pastry turned out light and flaky.

  • Est-elle toujours aussi peu fiable pour les rendez-vous ? Is she always this flaky about plans?

  • Pourquoi ma pâte n'est-elle jamais feuilletée ? Why is my dough never flaky?

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FAQ about “peu fiable”

How is “peu fiable” translated from French?
“peu fiable” translates into English as “Flaky”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “peu fiable” mean?
Meaning of “peu fiable”: Sur qui on ne peut pas compter, qui annule souvent. In English — “Flaky”.
What part of speech is “peu fiable”?
“peu fiable” is an adjective.
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